Three more years, 7,437 police vacancies
Reports say Telangana has added three years to the age relaxation for constable and equivalent posts, while the recruitment board keeps applications open until September 16.
Talking pointRevanth–KTR’s water blame game
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Reports say Telangana has added three years to the age relaxation for constable and equivalent posts, while the recruitment board keeps applications open until September 16.
BRS protests were reported across several Telangana districts after legislators were stopped at the Assembly and two MLCs were arrested over alleged remarks about the Speaker.
The US State Department warns India’s category could become unavailable in the coming weeks. Telugu-specific numbers, naturally, remain unavailable.
A report alleges an opaque Jubilee Hills liquor-licence process. The documents currently available establish the rules, not the alleged political beneficiary or the claimed loss.
India reached the Women’s Junior Asia Cup semi-finals after overwhelming Pakistan in Moqi, China.
At a September 7 CWC meeting, Telangana reportedly rejected Andhra Pradesh’s demand to stop generation at Srisailam Left Bank. The official minutes remain missing, because apparently water disputes needed paperwork too.
BRS and BRSV leaders were detained or placed under house arrest in Hyderabad as the Assembly session continued. The police explanation remains missing from the record.
A week of protests, dues cards and one 420-foot flexi later, the Congress government still has a promise ledger to answer.
Students in Ramanthapur protested GO Ms No. 97. A report said police used a lathi charge, but the specific incident has not been independently confirmed.
Farmers protested in Nelakondapalli over alleged power cuts, while official records offer no feeder-level data to settle the dispute.
TGPWU says drivers will stop airport-bound trips over fares, penalties and waiting time. Hyderabad airport still lists app cabs as available, because reality has not yet joined the press release.
Vijay Deverakonda’s teaser places Rahul Sankrityan’s period action film during the 1876–78 Madras Famine. The history, for now, comes with a marketing department attached.
The Paradise has North American premieres listed for September 23, while Cinemark lists its release for September 24. The $100,000 pre-sales figure comes from its overseas distributor, not an audit.
Telangana’s voter-roll revision has created a serious verification exercise. Revanth Reddy’s BJP–BRS conspiracy claim has not, so far, produced the evidence needed to turn political theatre into fact.
Prabhas’ film still has its announced date. Vrushakarma may be circling it, which is not the same thing as booking it.
Vijay Deverakonda leads Rahul Sankrityan’s period action drama, scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on October 16.
BRS members walked out after the Telangana Legislative Council rejected an adjournment motion on the disputed Tesseract land allotment. The documents that could settle the dispute remain unpublished.
The party says it will seek a privilege motion and file a police complaint over the Chief Minister’s reported use of an unauthenticated X account. The motion and complaint are not yet publicly confirmed.
KTR has alleged that Revanth Reddy’s brothers were linked to investment agreements and the Raviryala land allotment. The government denies the Tesseract connection. The paperwork remains offstage.
A protest near KCR’s Erravelli farmhouse has become an Assembly fight. The probe has not yet established who did what.